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On Tuesday, spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States saw overall daily net inflows valued at $116.96 million. Monday saw the funds move to net inflows, therefore ending their eight-day negative flow pattern.
With $63.16 million, Fidelity’s Facebook TC led the field of inflows as it did on Monday. Based on SoSoValue data, Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust tracked with $41.13 million in inflows. ARKB from Ark Invest and 21 Shares likewise saw inflows of $12.68 million. BlackRock’s IBIT and the other eight funds noted zero daily flows in the meantime. Since Aug. 26, IBIT has not had net flows.
On Tuesday, the 12 bitcoin ETFs showed a daily trading volume of $712.27 million, far less than their typical turnover between $1 billion and $2 billion. Data shows that this is also the third lowest daily transaction volume for spot bitcoin ETFs, lowest since February 6. The bitcoin funds had net inflows of $17.04 billion since their introduction.
Ending their five-day outflow run, spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States had net inflows of $11.44 million. Since Aug. 28, it is also the first net inflow recorded from ether ETFs. With $7.13 million, Fidelity’s FET tracked the highest net inflows for the day. The ETHA of BlackRock trailed with $4.31 million. Tuesday’s flows for the remaining seven ETFs were zero. Lower than Monday’s $124.51 million, the nine ETFs’ combined daily trading volume was $102.87 million. Their net outflows taken all together come to $562.06 million.
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